The sunset in Bozeman, MT from my hosts house backyard.
Stella and I stopped to take pictures of the valley we were riding through.
Waiting at a rest stop we were restless waiting on a rider who took a wrong turn and created the T4K tree.
The ride through Blackfeet Nation, an Indian reservation, on our way to Glacier NP.
Glacier NP
Leaving the United States entering Canada.Day 30 may have been one of the hardest days of the trip. It was 115 miles and the last 30 miles there was a terrible headwind. Before the headwind I was moving, I was ready to get off my bike and eat dinner. The headwind destroyed me and MJ had to pull the remainder of the day while I drafted off of her.
Montana was the hardest stretch we have had on the trip. We had 5 days in a row that were between 80 and 100 miles. Three of the days were 98-115 miles. By the time we reached Glacier NP my legs were spent and in need of a rest day.
Day 35 was not only exciting because it marked the halfway point of our trip but it also was the day we entered Canada. We stopped in Claresholm, AB where a local restaurant provided us with amazing dinner, we had showers at the RV park we were staying and had amazing weather.
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